Israel's government says it won't obey its own top court — a first, and a warning

World

Netanyahu's cabinet formally declared it will ignore a High Court ruling, crossing a line no Israeli government has crossed before.

Finance

The two companies that make most of the world's advanced memory chips are riding a wave of AI demand so large it is reshaping their profits, their listing plans, and South Korea's public finances.

Tech

Nvidia's next big server system is delayed more than a year on a manufacturing snag.

Mind & body

Your body has two defence systems.

Climate

The oil group agreed a fifth straight monthly output rise even as prices fall, choosing to defend its share of the market over propping up the price.

Space

Companies are racing to file plans for enormous orbital data-center swarms — hundreds of thousands of satellites that don't exist yet.

Biotech

A large study finds statins and blood-pressure drugs have narrowed obesity's cardiovascular disadvantage to almost nothing, as a swallowable Wegovy reaches UK pharmacies.

Money

A mortgage payment stays the same every month, but what's inside it flips over time — early on it's mostly interest, later mostly principal.

Sports

The men's ATP Tour has proposed halving doubles draws from 2028 and cutting doubles' slice of prize money from 20% to 10%, moving the rest to singles.

Gaming

A shortage driven by AI data centres has pushed console and handheld prices to record highs, broken the decades-old model of selling hardware at a loss, and left the games industry as a small buyer in a market it doesn't control.

Food

A new executive order tells farmers to heal their soil and cut chemical use, but adds no new funding — while the USDA offices meant to help them shed a fifth of their staff.

Cyber

Fake betting apps used AI-generated video and forged BBC stories to make Bruno Fernandes and Jude Bellingham look like partners.